Given limitations in the amount of visual information that a person can simultaneously
process through to conscious perception, selective visual attention is necessary. Visual …

The contrast between third-and first-personal accounts of the experiences of autistic persons
has much to teach us about epistemic injustice and epistemic agency. This paper argues …

The last two decades have witnessed growing interest in the study of social cognition and its
multiple facets, including trust. Interpersonal trust is generally understood as the belief that …

Social ostracism, a negative affective experience in interpersonal interactions, is thought to
modulate the gaze-cueing effect (GCE). However, it is unclear whether the impact of social …

The demand for online invigilation programs had dramatically increased due to the
expansion of online learning; however, demand was further galvanized by the COVID-19 …

It has been shown that people process assortment variety more efficiently in horizontal
displays than in vertical displays, owing to human visual characteristics that favor the …

Selective visual attention is a primary cognitive function, which allows the selection of the
most relevant stimuli in the environment by prioritizing their processing. Several studies …

Great apes–human and non‐human–communicate using a range of signals: vocalizations,
gestures, facial expression, body posture, even olfactory and color cues, and–in the case of …

In recent years, researchers have begun to identify cross-cultural and within-cultural
variation with respect to several domains of human cognition. These include the effects of …

Gazes are of central relevance for people. They are crucial for navigating the world and
communicating with others. Nevertheless, research in recent years shows that many findings …